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Pharmacy automation
Going to the pharmacy is generally a quick in and out trip.
More and more pharmacies have become automated so you can now call in
and refill all of your prescriptions without ever talking to the
pharmacy. You can even call and see if your prescription is
ready for pick up. The automated phone part of a pharmacy helps to free
up the staff to take care of the prescriptions as they do not have to
help every caller that calls in. Many questions can be
answered with the help of an automated system.
Another level of the automated pharmacy is dispensing the
medications. These types of systems run by a barcode
procedure which eliminates error and makes it safer for the patient as
well as the pharmacy. You simply put the information into the
computer and the system does the rest. It will print the labels
complete with the barcodes and dispense the meds at the correct amount
and dosage.
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Automation
Automation is where you can use the use of pneumatic, hydraulic or
electrical power to automate things such as stage machinery, performers
or other items. The quality of the automation depends on how
well the electrical, mechanical and control engineering is
constructed. Since we all use computers everyday for many
things, they have completely changed the world of automation.
Manufacturing companies seem to be the most that demand the use of
automation tools as it greatly increases their productivity without
having to hire more man power. This helps them to reduce over
all costs but it also increases their flexibility in the manufacturing
process allowing them to make more products, cheaper and faster.
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Wireless automation
Do you live in a smart house? Chances are you have some items
that are automated that make your life easier. You have that
coffee pot that turns on at 7am each morning to give you a piping hot
cup of coffee when you rise. You have that alarm clock that
wakes you with your favorite radio station each morning for
work. You thoroughly enjoy that television that you can
change the channel with the press of a button. You do not
have to get up and manually turn the dial to change the channels.
Yes, every home has some form of wireless automation in it.
There are some people that even take it a bit further. They
have a complete home entertainment system wired through out their
entire house allowing the whole family to enjoy theater like qualities
when watching a movie. They can even have music piped into
every room of the home.
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